An interesting talk with one of the biggest venture capitalist in the clean tech area.
Khosla talks about why he does not pursue the hot markets and the concept of ‘punctuated equilibrium’ in the technology world.
An interesting talk with one of the biggest venture capitalist in the clean tech area.
Khosla talks about why he does not pursue the hot markets and the concept of ‘punctuated equilibrium’ in the technology world.
From the Alt Energy Stocks Blog:
Firstly, on May 30, the Montreal Exchange, a derivatives exchange, announced that it was launching an emissions trading market for CO2. The Montreal Exchange is now a unit of the TSX Group (TSXPF.PK or X.TO), the firm that runs all of Canada’s exchanges.
The second announcement came last week, when the premiers of Quebec and Ontario, Canada’s two largest provinces and the heart of its industrial base, announced that they were moving ahead with a cap-and-trade scheme to cut their greenhouse gas emissions. Together, these two jurisdictions form North America’s fourth largest economy, so needless to say this is a market with some potential.